HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1899-11-03, Page 3CHILDREN'S SUITS.
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thantheycan make them and leas expensive. Among the newest things which we have
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opened up you will end :--
All the newest
things to choose
from in Brownie
Suits, at
$2.50 to
each.
from
$4.00
BOYS' SUITS.
A special line
of Boys' 3 -piece
Knickerbocker
,= Suits, Double
B reacted and well made, at $4.00.
Boys' 3 -piece Black Double-breasted,
Wool FriezeIlvits. Heavy weight.
Just the thing io wear without an
overcoat. Special at $5.00.
0 ther lines at from $2.00 to $10.00
per Suit.
over
from
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behind
LADIES' WINTER WAISTS
Black BLOUSE
Waists, made of
BEST FARMERS'
SATI N, lined
throughout witli
percaline. Nicely
tucked. Assorted
sizes. Price
each
Black LUSTRE
WAISTS, lined
throughout with
Percaline. nicely tucked, assort-
ed sizes. Price
Duches3e Satin Waists in Black and
Red only. Extra quality, well nn
finished and very stylish. Price.. UtUU
LADIES'
CURL JACKETS.
2 SPECIALS.
All Wool Boucle
Curl JACKETS.
Neatly brimmed di
lined throughout'
Special at M.
All Wool Boucle
Curl JACKETS.
Neatly trimmed
....$12.50.
Mohair Lined.
Special at
Other Linea in CURLS, from 85,00
and upwards.
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-MENS' SUITS.
Men's All Wool
Serge Suits, well
trimmed, and made
in the latest style.
Price per ev
suit 1
Men's WOOL
Nigger Head Suits
in Black. Well
wade. DGu1)le
B reasted. Special at. ... . at........ $8.Q0
Men's All Wool Blue Worsted
SergeSuits, Double
Breasted •
Ex tra
French faced. Best Linings.
Special at S1O,OO.
. Murdoch 8z Co.
OTTER A HURON COUNTY
BOY
It will be very interesting to Huron
ple just now for some months to
me, to know that Col. Otter, who
-''i11 command the Canadian volunteers
upa
the Transvaal, is a native of the
Furon tract, his birthplace being near
the town of Clinton. He received a
-,ortion, at least, of his early education
st the Goderich High School, so that
'the people is this vicinity will be
more than usually interested in him.
The following sketch of his care€ r
may be taken as authentic : Col, Otter
Kimberly is also courageously holding
out.
Meanwhile Sir, Redvers Bulles and
his army corps are daily getting near-
er the scene of hostilities, and early
in November a concerted movement
forward will be made. New Zealand's
contingent is on its way to the cape
and this week the Canadian conting-
z srEcsazs rN KEN'S 2
WRAPPERS.
— - For a nicely made and comfort -
OVERCOATS. able Winter Wrapper see our
Stock. A large variety to choose
from, at X1.00, $1.25, $2.00 and
Men's & Boys Blue Beaver � $2.50 each.
Overcoats, Farmers Satin
lined, Velvet Collar. Sizes
34 to 44. Special at $6.D0.
Men's Fine Beaver Over-
coats in Black, Blue and
Brown Shades, Best Farmers
Satin linings. Velvet Collar.
French facings. A genuine
Bargain, at each $IO.00
The dub Loai;thoi11.d.
FOR
ent sailed for South. Africa, The Fanaily Groceries &
whole empire is ablaz, . with enthus-
iasm and the war is universally re-
parded as one for freedom and Civiliz-
ation.
While considerable anxiety is felt in
the late Alfred William z regard to the situation at Natal, little
is a son of
m
Stewart white may be depended upon
to give a good account of himself in
any further en gagements with the
Boers.
Canned Goods.
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
FLOUR, FEED AND ALL KINDS DF
Otter who came to Canada fry ■doubt is entertained that Sir. George
Nottingham England, in 1841, Col.
Otter was born near Clinton, Dec. 3',
1643, and was educated in Goderich
Grammar School, at the ldodel School,
Toronto, and at the Upper Canada
College. His military service dates OF
from 1851, in which year he joined the
militia force, Toronto. Promoted to a
lieutenancy in the Queen's Own Rifles
in 134, he served on that rank on
the Niagara frontier during the winter
of 1364-65, in the second administrat-
ive battalion. In August, 1865, be
was appointed adjutant of the Queen's
Own, . and was present throughout the
Fenian raid, 1866, including the action
at Limeridge or Ridgeway. He be-
came major June, 1869, and received
the battalion lieatenatit-colonelcy in
June 187 4. In 1873 he went to Eng-
land
g -land as second in command of t
hG
Wimbldon team, and, in 1874, he
succmeded to the command of the
• Queen's Own.—Star.
L (IIITLCHUBCH NEWS
A very siliet event took place at the
residence of Neil McCorvie 1st con. of
Kinloss on Wednesday evening Oct.
18th, when Miss Nancy, youngest
daughter of Mr. John McOorvie and
Sir. John Kennedy also of Kioloss
were united in marriage.
Miss Sadie Henderson with her aunt
from
Mrs. Gelespie, have returned
their summering in the N. W. We
are glad to hear that Miss Sadie who
was suffering from ill health before
her departure is very much improved.
BRITISH SUCCESSES
The opening events in the Tranittall
campaign hie been distinctly favor-
able to thieBritish arms. Two brill-
iant victories over the Boers in Natal,
and the British forces there, that were
danger of being surrou
divided and in
tl largely divisions of the
DEATH
SIRS. TINAMLEY
On the memory and death of the
beloved wife of William Twamley,
who died October Sth, 1899.
Who are they in Heaven that stand?
Loved ones that have gone before,
In their robes so fair and bright,
They are shining like the light.
Harps of gold and palms they bear.
Ail are good and happy there,
Much I wonder what their 'mines,
Who they are & whence they came.
She who now is praising Goal,
Once the path of sorrow trod,
Now by Christ her Saviour led,
Crowns of joy are on her head.
She shall never weep again,
Never know a grief or pain;
All is bright and shiny day,
God has wept her tears away.
1
We laid her down to sleep,
But not in hope forlorn,
We left her but to slumber there,
Till the last glorious morn.
May I with her and loved ones stand, '
bed in white ,at God's right hand; SnapShots.
Iio
And with joy forever sing,
Praises to our God and King.
BERTHA M. SHERWOOI)
SEEDS:
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IHE LA RGEST STOCK, THE
CHOICEST GOODS i4 ND THE
WS' VA:to
OBTAINABLE IN LUCKNO W .
Goads delivered to all parts of the. town.
leirieseleseleir
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JOHN
- ELLIOTT
CEO. H. LAWRENCE.
S• S NO. 7 KINLOSS
4th class—Excellent—W. J. Irwin,
Good •—B, Campbell, B. McKenzie.
Sr. 3rd.—Excellent—Elsie Cook,
D. McLennan. Jr. 3rd. clash—Excel
lent—M. MacDougall, A. Barr.
Good—A. Fisher, L. Irwin. 2nd class
—Excellent.—Ethel Irwin, L Beaton
A. Frasher. Good—S. Finlay, J. Bar
ber. Pt. second class—Excellent—G.
MacLeod, D, McKenzie. D. Nicholson
dad, by vas y unction ' Good—R. Fisher, D. Campbell, G. Mc
Boer army, have effected a j Donald. 1st class --R. Fisher, it.
and can now remain safely on the de- Barber B. Graham, N. Graham, C.
Pensive, until Gen. Buller and his army
MacLeod.—T. KATiiERI�1E MAcNAi;j:,
corps reach South Africa and begins
its marsh northward to Pretoria.
• d charge up Talana hill and
The �
the equally stirring battle near Eland --
h
de Will go down in British his-
tory the glorious feats of
toi'7'' � among British arms.
arms ever achieved by a ratifying
From Jriafaking coarses th R
news that gallant Col. Batten Powell
hase a serious defeat upon the
inflected full holding
Boers and is now successfully
besieging army.
his own against
ThompBo's Li7cy
Campbell Street,
�. LUOKNOW ./
FIRST•CLASS —'
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W. C. JOHNSTON
Our Customers
Take Them.
THEY GET THEM FROM US.
Tip top Facilities,
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now.
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ORRIGAN'S
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CROCKERY. CLASSWARE CROCERIES & PROVISIOW3
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Blacking
Black Lead
Blue -
Baking Powdyrp1
Barley, pot l ✓!
Bath Brick
Beans
Booms
1 aakets
Elrnshes ,
Biscuit
Coffee
Confectioieviry
Canned Goods
Cocoa
Chocolate
Corn, canned
Corn meal
Currants
Currie Powder
Cream Tarter
Cocoanut
Dates
A-1 Flour always
orf a A{iple
',tracts
ins
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1'igh,'dried
Gelotine
Gingers;
'Hopi
limey
Ink ._
.Indigo
Licorice
Lime Juic
Lemons
Tip top in Quality,
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BUT PRICES AWAY DOWN.
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Country. .
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Peas,canned
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o
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Dinner Sete
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Water Setts
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Card of Than4
HIGHST CASK PRICE=
FOR
BUTTER & EGGS
nit only advertising Furniture, but Having purchased the busi-
I wish to sincerely thank the general Hess lately run by Mr. W. J.
public for their past liberal patronage Skinner, we are prepared
and the large business I -have done in to pay cash for butter and
Lucknow for the past 28 years, eggs. Your patronage is
gives me the assurance that the public solicited.
knows I am doing what is right with
them. I pay spot cash for all my
goods, and give my patrons the benefit
of the same.
I also carry the largest and best
assorted stock of
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers
Parlcr1 Bed & Dining Room Sets
Town.
Chairs of all kinds
Spring Bods Mattresses
Sofas, Ball Rads,
Yours truly,
A. & W. GOLLAN,
Luoknow
MRS. A. M. ARMSTRONG,
- TEACHER OF -
Piano, Organ, Violin,
Voice Culture, Thorough
Bass Harmony and Counter.
point.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory
j examinations .
• I RESIDENCE—Campbell street.
Parlor and Esteneioa
In fact everytllin to be found sur mum k swat
i
At a
F!r&T CLASS
FURNITURE
WARE ROOM,
and always at Rock -Bottom
Prices.
Is prepared to give lessons on
PIANO AND ORGAN
At her home on
Campbell St.,
- LUCENOW
MUSIC - TAUGHT
A.T,Davisoll Le sons ��
Vocal - and Instrumental
J Music and Harmony
THE UNDERTAKER • are cs,�hc;by
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